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Choose the HRT topics that matter to you and create an organized list of questions to discuss with a qualified healthcare professional.
Pick what you want to discuss — benefits, risks, types, side effects, alternatives, or anything else on the list.
You get a set of questions drawn from a fixed, medically reviewable bank. No AI, no guessing, same answers every time.
Mark up to five as top priority, reorder the rest, drop what you don’t need and add your own.
Take a clean printed sheet with space for notes, or copy the list into your phone.
This tool deals in symptoms, health history and treatment questions. Here is exactly where each piece of that goes.
No sign-in. Printing asks for an email address once per browser; copying asks for nothing.
Your selections stay in the page — not on a server, and not in the web address, so a link you share can never carry your health details.
We count that the tool was opened and finished. Never what was in it.
We store the address and that it came from this tool. Your topics, symptoms, history and questions are not part of that.
Switch it on and the finished list is kept in this browser only, under midlifeatlas:hrt-question-builder:v1 — never what you picked about your stage, symptoms or history.
Remove the saved list from this device at any time, from the tool itself.
No. It builds a list of questions to take to a healthcare professional. Whether HRT is right for you is a decision to make with them.
No. Nothing you select here is interpreted, scored or used to work out a diagnosis.
No. There is no account and nothing to sign in to. Printing asks for an email address once per browser; copying your list does not ask for anything.
Yes. Choosing “I’m already using HRT” swaps in questions about reviewing how treatment is going, side effects and whether anything should change.
Yes. Alternatives to HRT is one of the topics, and you can build a list entirely from it.
No. That depends on your individual history and is a clinical judgement. The tool gives you the questions that get you there — including how to ask about absolute rather than relative risk.
Yes. Print / Save as PDF produces a clean one-page sheet with space for notes, sized for A4 or US Letter.
Yes, up to ten. They print and copy alongside the suggested ones.
Your answers are not. Your selections stay in your browser: nothing is added to the web address, and nothing you choose or type is sent to analytics. The one thing that does reach us is your email address, if you give it when printing — recorded alongside the fact that it came from this tool, never alongside what you chose. If you switch on “Remember my question list on this device”, the finished list is stored in this browser only.
No. It is appointment preparation. It does not diagnose, assess suitability or recommend a treatment.